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Epic Games has confirmed that refunds will be available for cosmetics related to D4vd, the singer-songwriter connected to Fortnite who is accused of killing 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. However, the cosmetics are not being removed entirely as many asked for.
On social media, the Fortnite Status account said, “We hear the concerns,” adding that an update coming April 28 will allow people who bought a D4vd cosmetic to get an immediate self-service refund. You don’t have to wait, though, as players who request refunds now can get one, it’s just that the immediate self-service refunds won’t be available until April 28.
Many online commenters are saying this doesn’t go far enough and that Epic should remove the D4vd cosmetics entirely. This isn’t the first serious issue with Fortnite cosmetics. Before this, Epic disabled and then modified a Peacemaker emote after fans pointed out the connections to Nazi imagery. Prior to that, Epic faced legal battles over its dance emotes.
D4vd–whose real name is David Burke–is accused of murdering 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. The girl’s dismembered and decomposed body was found in the trunk of a car that authorities say was owned by D4vd. One of D4vd’s attorneys said, “The actual evidence in this
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